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JjNCLE HIRAM TO HIS NEPHEW.
C() th, Inadvliability of Nursing a
Grouch The Boss's Troubles.
-Pon't Henry," snld I'ncle Hiram
to Us hopeful young nephew, "don't
nurse a grouch. Nobody has any use.
or t man or a boy with a grouch.
'Suppose you were the boss anil you
bad In V01"' ""Ploy a uov wuo thought
bf unsn t petting pay enough, and sup
pose this boy fhonld get bo (llsratlsfk-d
over this that it made him grouchy.
Then you'd see him going around at-
iendlul? to his work all right, mnybe,
lit all the time half sullen over It;
lour faced, slum, dissatisfied in every
thing he did; grouchy and nursing his
pouch all the time and milking it
plain to everybody and making every
body In the place uncomfortable.
To he sure he'd be only a boy nnd
wiu'd be the boss and you could fire
him If you wanted 1o, but you wouliln t
want to do that, so you'd help him
lion?, but It wouldn't be pleasant to
hive hi in around: and if he didn't get
over his grouch, why, sooner or Inter
you'd lie pretty sure to let him go. Isn't
that so? You wouldn't want around
you anybody that was nursing a
grouch.
"Now tn!;e your own case, Henry.
Tou are a young fellow Just starting In
and yen haven't had much experience,
rtut you are learning fast and you are
rorlutiK faithfully and working haul,
just a-;ilii?g'lng awny the best you know
how, and you're learned enough about
the business now bo that you thini;
your work Is really of service to the
concern, and maybe it is. and you
think you den't get enough ray.
"That's nil right, Henry. You can
ask for mors pay If yon want to, but
I'd advise yon to go slow about that.
Belter to keep plugging a while longer
as yim are and pile up a bigger credit
for yuiir.-clf in your employer's es
teem. "lint whatever happens don't get
proudly. That would queer the whole
Dasiir ss and upset all you've done.
"You vie, Henry, the bo.sii has his
trou'iil.s that maybe you don't know
anything about, and they may be great
er than yours-; but he has to put up a
pood front and look cheerful, and he
thinks yen ought to. As a matter of
fact we nil have our troubles, and no
body ha any use lor the man with a
growl). who thinks bis petty troubles
are more Important than anybody
(he's.
"in f.ct you will discover as you
grow oU,r, Henry, 'hat let alone the
pnmcliy men, nohody cans much for
a man with a grievance of any fort,
not cvmi it' it has a good ground; the
nun ilmt comes to us complaining is
ai 1.1 tire us.
"?n, Henry, remember, If you think
you are not' getting all that's coming:
to yen r that you are not appreciated,
don't get grouchy over It; that's the
vciy v.orst thing for yourself you could
do. tilve the hots a chance and If he
doesn't rise to it in a reasonable time,
why, tVn you can kicK if you want to,
but you must do this in a fair good hu
mor. "New York Sun.
Been Taking Turns.
Ms. Rogers hod the barrel of rus
set apples placed in the attic because
they were not quite ripe enough to eat,
and the warned ber three boys, whose
brcb range from 5 to 11 years, not to
touch them.
I Then, one rainy day, when Bhe
to'.ight the attic to get (something from
a trunk, she came full upon her sons,
surrounded by apple cores. At her ap
proach two of the boys drew closer to
gether; but the third, a little distance
off, who lay on his stomach content
edly munching an apple apparently
paid no attention to bis mother's en
trance. ".lack! Henry! Willie!" she ex
claimed reproachfully. "Whatever are
you doing? And those apples! Didn't
J tell you not to touch them?1'
"Yes, mamma," replied Jack, the eld
est, "but we're not really eating them:
e're acting the Garden of Eden. Wil
lj and I are Adam and Eve. Henry,
( sr there, Is the serpent, trying to
lead us to our downfall by showing us
how good the apples are."
"But," began the mother, as stern
ly aB she was able, "you two must have
been eating apples; Henry hasn't done
It all. I see as many as ten cores
around you."
"Oh, yes," returned Willie, the
youngest, "we've all been taking turns
being the serpent." Fruit Grower.
TKIALS of Thp NEF.DEMS
HELLO' HRLLOl WHftTS
THF. MATTER I CANT
WA T HllKE ALL N LHT
CIVF. ME. CENTRAL AND
ILL HAVE YOU DISCHARGED!
MUSTBF.FHaiNri a,'. IS
2 V lTftKE A 1' I Awys jS
HI. 0.0 Wiltvest I Vi(,-
IFOR THF WAV I SVOKE To YOU -i KIT!
l wu rtuanuuui Or XT;t AT THE TIME
r 10 ArtrLl)e,7.t I
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Cf''VK ' THAT WILLj
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KLSul.VED' I HAT iolLDiNu I i;U Piv'l.'E e'lil
J. NOT OS LY UNK ND IT I I niLATSS THAT
THF. HTnMfcf H AND ftdWT.i iiptn f . rin atmc.
irtmniiriiLj'isrftwpAV hi. J M 10 u;l;.: 1
fnn l llvi-r Into
lu ii.e M .'iir, ki Ijm.
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IMilnynii's Vnw I'nw IMIlt
sclh ny l.y ci nt I,- ji:i th...l. I h.-.f ilu ii.e
or Wl'llki'll. Ttle.T Hlf II t"lll.' ( I lie
HH.l niTves; 1ii i.irni. in.t.ml.'f w."tl,i
i led ilu. blei'il iiml riinMi ilu- .tiiiniK Ii t
ri nirt Ml Ill fmiii f.'"l lleil Is .t lr'
I ii IK .-mil hi h m, i n In mi'' I; I tn'V lire I
loi.l -I iniiilii litis. I'iunii p I.v n I .I'li'j.'!
;'."..' sin's. 11 y. .11 nei .1 mi'ill.iil n.lil i-
Jim's liiH-UitK, I'lii.y lllmlilsi' In 111.. I.," I -.f III
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MESSAGES FOR THE STUDENTS.
Notes Enclosed by Factory Girls In
Michigan University Toques.
The student council at the Uni
versity of Michigan de-clJed not Ion?
tifto that the proper (winter liejdgear
for all stiiilpiits was a loipie. Spe
cial colorings were devised for the
various cbws. About four thou
sand trqucR ivere ordered from f.ic
torles in Lansing.
In tome vry i!ie girls employed In.
tho factories l arn' d the t ratios wero
going to the university, and If tlif
colleite pajicr :it Ann Arhor Is to lio
believed every thlid c.1,! contained a
brief note Intended to lie rend hy tho
vuui); man wearer (f tin- toiiui". Not
nil tho notes were written In Ktis
llsh either.
"Young and a need cook," "brown
pvpa und rurly hair," "crazy uhoitt
college men." wete fiimo of the l.rief
remarks Insinuated Into the tonnes.
As far as Is known hi romantic at
tachments rcc!i"od final tin- notes.
llooaiiKp of the In' onvenli me cf
tjiliinc off 1 ho topios each time an
nccpiainlanoi' is met who uheild ho
painted the i.i'ini:i ins apreed unof
ficially that merely twlt-iin 1 lio tas
Hel will he dan ret n'.:iiit!cMi when n
wparer of a t-vpi" inn-is hi mo young
woman he kir'Ws or an Instructor.
Now York S.in.
Fads for Weak Women
Nine-tenths ol oil the ucknem ol women it flue to some urrniKcnij;... -ease
ol the organs distinctly feminine. Sucu lickncsi con be cured cured
everv day by
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
It Makes Weak Women Strong,
Sick Women Well.
It acta directly on the or(!an uflVcled nnd is at the seme timo rtcncral restora
tive tonic lor Hie whole svMcm. It circs lemale complaint nlht in tint privacy
til home. It moke unnecessary tlie diie-rccshlc tpicsiioninil, cxuminntitini anil
local treatment o universally intiMcd upon by doctort, und to obliorrcnt ti
cve'.y modest woman.
c shull not particularize here as to the symptoms of
those peculiar fificctiona incident to women, hut those
vantinii full information ns to their symptoms and
means til positive cure ore referred to tho J'eoplc's Com
mon Sense Medical Adviser l'WM paid, newly revised
ond np-to-d.itc I'dition, kent free on receipt of 21 one
cent stump to cover cost of mailing only; or, in cloth
binding (or .il slumps.
A.kl-cts Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffiilo, N.Y.
. r.i'
il-say-'
. II i.
Mmiy'in-!" e..lil lie
Prli'i. L'.r.i'. Mniiyei.'s
In a few lionrx iiml n
ilr .'in,'
K'.
i 'il. I 111 I'lli' il'lT
I II. iui ilr r. ll.-v.
.In v.. ITI.'i'L'.V
The Jionnose "Hello
jdionc Is "Mosh! moKhil" i
ne!" with the accent on tho
III I III; lell"
or "Alio
nay."
A rnoi'KKsioxAr, xriiSE
The fellow . maVes the most
noise, dellnis the rhllaJi hdlii Ke"
ord, doesn't always have a sound
mind.
Tells of Five YeiirV Siifroiins Willi
Kidney ami Hludder Troubles.
Mrs. Mary Campbell, 1312 Jackson i
St., I'hila., Pa., fays: "For five years ,
I doctored for kidney disease und Rot
no better. J lie i
urinary papsai-es j
wore too fro- i
(juent and co- I
jilotiH. I could j
not attend to my j
lirofessioiuil du- ,
Yii'4H.:
liA ,.'
every BUfferer I Ece
Ilemember the name Poan's. For
pule by all dealers, tit cents a box.
Fostor-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
The man who can laugh when ho
isn't amused, declares tho New York
Times, Is always popular.
A Woful Task.
"You look harassed. You should
have done"70ur Christinas shopping
earlier."
"I've done my shopping. Now, I'm
trying to convince the children that
they want what I got for 'em." Kan
sas City Journal.
Genealogical.
She How far can your ancestry be
traced?
He Well, when my grandfather re
signed his position as cashier of a
county bank they traced him as far
as Hlilna, but he got away. Pittsburg
Observer.
Wonderful Mntlstlrs.
When it Is consldorcd that the iiereentRe
of deaths from aonminipllun la 11 per tliim
sand aRiilnat CS pi-r thousand of nuy other
malady, bow importaut to guard uualiiBt a
slight cold by taking Taylor's Cnemki-e
Kt-mody of Bwaet (Jura and Mullidn, tho
teatad medicine for coughs, colds and con
sumption, whoopliiK coutth, oroup.
At ilruggims, 25 . sol 50 '.
Dead men tell no tales, admits the
New York Times, but their historians
frequently do.
For COLDS nd GRIP.
Hick's CiPcmsi la the bent remfflf
miuvm th si'hlnff and fHTerthHrcsfc curea
the Cold and restores normal conUltiona. li'a
llquid-elTeeu tmmadlately. Inc.. ul1
We., atdiua atorwa.
LOOK AT THE DARK.
A 4-year-old boarded a suburban
train ait Englewood with his mother
one dark evening recently. Like all
children of that age, he desired
seat next to tho window, through
which ho could look cut, explaining
thnt he 'wanted "to 'look at the dark."
This reminded a hearer of the child
who, on being aeked why lie was
afraid on a dark night, replied: "I'm
afraid of the danger." Chicago
News.
Dr. Pierce's rieaaant Pellet. rcpdaU , and
invigorate stomach, byer and bowels.
Sugar-coated, tiny granule.. Lasy to take
as candy.
Wben a boy wear a pair of new
shoes Trttbout protest, it la an indi
cation, to the Atchison Globe, that h.
Ii going away on the cars.
a ni. rn rtnfsam Is the old reliable
cough remedy. Found in every drag store,
and practically every home. II sizes.
The girl who works hardest In
decorating the church, notes the Atr
chlson Globe, can usually be depend
ed on to be a poor worker at home.
Only One "Itromo Quinine,"
That l Laxative Bromo yuinine. took
for the signature of E. W. Grove. Used the
World over to Cure a Cold in One Day. 26o
The richer a man grows, observes
the Pittsburg Dispatch, the less he
Vtmiva on tho witness sisuu.
In Akoii y With Kezemii.
"No tniiKUC- can tell Low I snffired
for five yearn with ltclilmj and blceil
iii eczema, until I w;i cured by tho
Cutlcnra Itemi (!!' aiul I nr.) k rrute
ful I want the world to know, for
what helped Me will help others. My
body and fnrewerooowrcdwith sores.
One day it would neem to lie better, ;
nnd then break out nealn with tlm
most terrible pnln und Itching. I
have been sick several times, but
never in my life did 1 experience such j
awful HUfforliiE as wlih thl eczema. I
had made up my lnind that death was i
near at hand, and I longed for that I
time when I would be at rest. I hail
tried many different doctors and tned-
tles. Since using I lelnes Wlinnr.i success, ami ni.v iiioin
Iioan's Kidney . rr brought me tin- Cutlcui a Kemedies,
Pills however I j InsistiliK that 1 try tliein. I bepan to
have' found such I feel better after the first bath with
welcome relief j Cutlcura Soap, and one application of
that I now roc- Cutlcura Ointment,
onimend Iran's , "I continued with the Cutioura
Kidney Tills to Soap unil I iiiioui.n.'iiiimem,.niu n.tvu
taken four bottles ot futirura uesoiv
cnt, and ronslibT myself well. Tliln
was nine years ago and 1 have bud
no return of the trouble since. Any
person having any doubt about this
wonderful cure by the Cullciira Rem
edies can write to my address. Mrs.
All ie Etson, It 3 Inn Ttoad, Ilattlo
Creek, Mich., Oct. 1C, 1909."
Why He C
Alexander 1
of Scotland '.
has a go.'-d
These lie Is s
even If they t
Pl'iylng on a i
land he remnrki 1
caddie; "Hy th-
round with T
lime I was h'
(in .:or!"
"Av." said the cad 1
bate Medreper tl;
Clink ?o?" ee',iii,t
Lord Advocate, heir;
Mctlrt-eor'H prowess.
"Ay," (Ira'vl'd the
fireiror's (' Id " (iep'.u
uM Ceat McGregor.
I:i V
ill'
,i
Ml
(
Iird Advocate
i;;fer, and he
nolflng tales.
mlv to relate,
,-" !:inisif.
. "i ;l :-i. In Pent
i' '.'ally to his
: a veil ft
th-- last
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cudip.
cr.nl 1
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til:, il
Tl'F .JM MITK.T CAT.
I want ui write ami tell you nlmut
my cat. Hlr. name is Hoy. lie in an.
nu'lv gray and .white cob r. lut ho Is
the' smart pR- cat I have ever s'-on.
He comes to the door every morn
Intt and cries to cnine in the hoirse.'
and whin he gets in he mes richt
up to niv r-."M mid --s on tho bod
and coo"- to s-le. p. At nip.il times ho
f(,i,ws u". iioa-n to t:- d'-i'mr room,
star Is hv my chair and looks at mo
ns if to say:' 'Ticuse give me Mime
thin; to ent." Ali'-r meals h- lies In
t';p morris chair. II- I afral'l of
anv one who conies In the yard, UJid
rnns nv.av from any one exeopt
Klbabetb. "Mniire, in the New
Tr'huae.
mo.
York
CONVINCING PROOF
OF THE VIRTUE CF
LydSa E. PSnkham's VesetafeS-s Cssnpcunt!
What is tlie uc (if pmcra. tinr.tin',' in tlie face of such
evidence as the following letters represent? If you area
sick woman or know one who is, what ser.ble reason have
you for not giving Lydia K. l'inkhum's Vectaljle Com
pound si trial ? l'or 30 years we have been pi'-blUiIng such
testimonial letters as tlie.-e thousands of them -they are
genuine and honest, ton, every one of them.
Mrs. S. .1. 1.ariKM- sit.vs:
!fi:t.'.'' -.
it'. .,'. -.ly'
IMC
mmm
Happy Is he wlio liaiipily does oth
ois without their suspecting it.
Cut Thin Out
And mnil to the A. H. Lewis Medicine
Co , St. Lnuis, Mo., nnd tlicv will sead you
free n 10 dnv treat incut of Nature's Item
ely (Ml tnl.letl. Cuiiiiintied fnr Uhcii
matism. Constipation. Si'li Headache.
I.iver. Kidnev and Uluod Diseases. Snltl
by all Diiiiiwists. Hitter than Tills for
Liver Ills. It's fife to you. rite to day.
Some shoulders are not fitted to go
In double harness.
Mi s. AV,
It baa been announced that an air
hip Una will be In operation soon be
tween Potsdam and Berlin.
Mrs. WlnalnWsSoothlni? Pympfor Children.
teethinB.soft'nath(niiis.reduM-snrlHinma.
toon, alhtya pain, cures wind colicaiftc a bottle
The man who goes at his tusk half
heartedly Invites failure.
Free to Our Headers.
Write Murine Eve Rioawly Co.. Chicago,
for 4 jhk! illustrated Eye Hook Kre-.
Write all about. Your Eye Trouble und
they will advise as to the Proper Applica
tion of th Murine Eye Heiueilics 111 Your
Ppecinl Case. Your DruimiM will tell you
that Murine Relieves Sore Eyes, Strength
ena Weak Evea. Doesn't Smart. Sootlies
Eye Pain, and sells forS"c. Trv It In Your 1
Eyes and in Baliy'a Eyes, for Sialy Eyelids
auu uranuiution.
Pull a long at Fate and you'll get
her cold shoulder.
NEEDED IMTOKMATIO.
Important to PmplcLlvlnsIn fountry
tv. .nnnnneement of the Bed Crs 1
Banitarlum, of Atlanta, - P"r ''V'; i
where. It la a first-class Institution, tor tn ,
treatment of Non-eootsRlnus dt .eases and
a.formbiea. Persons needln all th. coin-
ord U, tirVt-claa, Institution, of tl.to Ulnjl
would do well to write to the pbysi.-U" l"
charge.
The dead sure things are always
those which disappoint one most.
A Hoiirt-to-Jleort Talk.
Blood is the life of man. If your svtcm
has too much uric ncid, your blood becomm
poisoned and you are sure to nave rinums
tinn. Hy removing the cmise Kheumncule
"1 think l.y.lia K.
i'inkliaiu's Vcno.
taliie ( ' 1 1 ! 1 J 1 1 1 1 ! 1 1
;S tlie lie.,1 llinli-
i-iiic iii tin- world
l'or wmia-a and
I I- el it. my ilui y
to lit ut he r a
itiiiiw 1'ie u I it
has liiuie In,- me.
Three yor.rsajio
I Iiml ;i t u 111 or
which the doctor
Jsald would bav"
to be removed by an operutiim or I
coulil not live more than a vear,
or two, at most. 1 wrote Mrs. rink
ham, at Lynn, Mass., for advice, and
took 11 bottles of Lydia K. l'ink
liain's Vi'SeUtbli- t'otnpound, nnd ti
day the tumor is pone and 1 am a
perfectly well woman, I hope my
testimonial will be of bpiiel't U oth
ers." Mrs. B. J. liAHUi-.H, Scott,
K.y.
Mrs. E. F. Ilayos says :
'I was under the
adoc-tor's treat
ment for a. fibroid
tumor. I suffured
with pain, sore
ness, bloating,
and could not
wallc or stand on
my feet any
letiRth of time. I
wrote to Mrs.
IMnkhatn for nd
vlce, followed her
.(directions and
took Lvdia E. Pinkbam's Vegetable
Compound. To-day I am a, well
woman, the tumor was expelled and
mv whole system BtroiiKtliened. I
advise all women who are ntllicted
with tumors or female troubles to
try Lydia E. Pinklutm's Vegetable
Compound." Mrs. K. F. IIaykh,
lSlio Washington St., lioston, Mass.
For 30 vonrs Lydia rinklium's Veeetalile
Compound has ht'ea tlio Htandard remedy for
female His. No ni-k woman does justice to
herself who will not try this famous) medicine.
Made excluivelj from roots and herbs, and
has thousands of cures to its credit.
Bfl7a Mrs. Plnkham Invites all sick women
to write her for advice. 8he litis
cuided thousands to health free of chaw.
Addn'H" Mrs. Finkham, Lynn, It! auu.
I nis ' ' " ' I
Z:r.y :
" No 01 e I'llWI
. h.l , ( lil'.Ve Kllt-
, -i- il fro 111 le
i.ial. 1 roubles,
i,, iK'il.'ia )iiiiis,
.ml backai lie.
My il' cto' Kaid
:,e'eoiilil n it Rivo
-ne antlii!iK to
jcu iv it. 'J liroiiU
JlliP advice of a
ineiid I began
;(o u.-e Lvdia E.
inkliaifi's V'e'.'e-
talile Coinpouiid, nnd tin- pain soon
disai peaied. 1 continued its use
and am now in perfect health,
l.viliii K. l'iiikham's Vegetable Com
ji.'jiiml lias been a i oil-send to nio
an 1 lielii ve I should have, been in
mv grave if it bad not been for Mrs.
ri'nkliani's advice and Lydia K.
l'inkhanrs Vegetable Compound."
-Mrs. (ir.fii-oE ilAY, cO 4tli Ave,
I'uterson, -N.J.
IMrsi, ieorrr."
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t.; ;-' . '
.yu- :
1 11 1- 1
h .
Houish snyst
"I have been
conipli-tcly cured
of a Severn fe
male trouble by
Lydia K. l'fnk
liam's Vegi-Uiblu
Coinpoiind, and
want to recom
mend it toallsuf-
li'ering women."
j.1 r b . vt . j .
Horsii, 7 Lust
view Ave, Cia
ciiuiati. Ohio.
liecatise your case is a diilioult
one. ilocUirs Having none jou no
good, do not continue to suffer w it h
out givinff Lydia E. I'iiikbam's Veif
etable Com pound a trliil. It surely
has cured many cases of female ills,
such as inflammation, ulceration. dis
jilaceinents, fibroid tumors, irregu
larities.periodic pains, backai-he.ete.
, K
,. s"' s -
(At-9'10)
Not every man worth his salt can
turn enough to buy meat these days.
riles Cured In 0 to 1 1 Days. j
Pnno uinrnieni is gnaranHieo v enre .uy
case of Itching, Blind, UleedingorProtrmling
Pilea in ft to 14 rla vs ermoTiPv lefTinded. fslu
If opportunity never returned we
would all be loserB.
Baby Smiles
When He Takes
9
compounded in liipiid and tablet form, cures For head A (II K-Illeks C Pf !'
ihe worst cases of rheumatism. Rheuinaciile
ia a specilio for cont'igioua blood poison.
Begin in time. At druggists. Tablets by
mail, 2a. liobbitt Chemical Co., Ualti
more, Md.
The wiles of woman are well match'
ed by the lies of man
ius.ih.. frnm Holds, llest. Stomach
Nervous f roublea. Caiiudlne will relieve j-on.
It's lluuld-Dleasant to lake-n-ta inmieill
liely. Try It. IOC., lift and We. at drug
ft 13. J)
The charltnble Individual doesn't
weigh the quality of need.
a A 4. I
vtx tin limit to (gttuistsi&3 1
So pImmbI that lie liltM it nd eontaini ft oth- j
stssj. insn H Dot mm ua ii ih tsij.t
All Drugrftiif ZS Carrtn
-i w wmnnxr nil
v '!
M.Jt.VThOM u"rri;. rsy hair.. U.e "W CRSOU " HAIR RISTORtR. Prlc. i.OO. ratalL